Education minister says changes are being made
More needs to be done to monitor pupils studying remotely if children have to learn at home again in the future.
That's according to the Island's education minister after almost half of parents responding to a review of lockdown learning said they struggled to maintain consistent learning at home.
Around a third were hindered by a lack of access to devices or broadband.
Dr Alex Allinson says changes are being made:
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